Questions and Answers
What is the primary purpose of the Manual of Operation?
Which of the following is NOT a category included in the Manual of Operation?
What structure does the Manual of Operation use for its organization?
How does the numbering system benefit users of the Manual of Operation?
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What should members prioritize if there is conflicting information in other Department publications?
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Which of the following categories is specifically related to training in the Manual of Operation?
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What element of the Manual of Operation provides a complete list of content organization?
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What is indicated by a reference such as '2/3-60.14' in the Manual of Operation?
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What does the number 2/3-60.14 indicate regarding the document structure?
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In the page title format, what does the left side of the diagonal line represent?
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What action should a member take if they believe material in the Manual of Operations needs revision?
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What does the letter 'R' signify when prefixed to a number in the future reference material?
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How should the number 2/3-60.14 be read?
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Upon issuing revisions or additions, where can the changed material be found?
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What does the right side of the diagonal line in a page title signify?
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What should be done with recognized material needing revision in the Manual of Operations?
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Study Notes
Manual of Operation Overview
- The Manual of Operation is established by the Fire Chief, containing permanent policies and procedures.
- Compliance with the Manual is mandatory for all members, superseding conflicting information from other Department publications.
Organization of Material
- The Manual consists of six volumes, each containing categories related to specific subjects.
- Key categories include:
- Department Organization
- Emergency Operation
- Personnel Procedures
- Routine Operations
- Drill Manual
- Apparatus
- Service and Supplies
- Reports & Records
- Fire Prevention/General
- Pre-Fire Planning
- Each category is divided into chapters, which are further split into sections and sub-sections.
Page Identification and Numbering System
- A modified numbering system is implemented for easy referencing.
- Example reference: "2/3-60.14"
- "2/" signifies the category (Emergency Operation).
- "3" indicates Chapter 3.
- "60" indicates Section 60 within Chapter 3.
- ".14" denotes the specific sub-section.
- This system enables flexibility for future expansion and revisions.
Page Titles
- Page titles follow a standard format, e.g., "EMERGENCY OPERATION/LARGE SCALE."
- Left of the diagonal indicates the category.
- Right of the diagonal indicates the specific chapter.
Revisions and Reporting
- Any member noticing needed revisions in the Manual should report it to the Planning Section.
- Reports can be submitted via an F-41 form or through the "Send a Comment" feature on the LAFD Information Portal Site.
- Changes or additions to the Manual are promptly updated in the document.
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